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You mean there are other forums?Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostWould you employ someone with 15000+ posts to their name, on one forum, let alone the other forums they visit????
Either super-duper efficient or a waster.
And I am a super-duper efficient waster.
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I think your 18000 posts are going to pale into insignificance compared to what happens when TPD becomes part of the post count.
All of the following TPD Twunts will no doubt jump your total post count.
'Morning', 'More tea vicar' posts have never had much more importance!
DS23 21119
zeitghost 19976
voodooflux 17629
cailinmaith 13570
BrowneIssue 12970
NickFitz 11844
Diver 11169
TheFaQQer 10001
FiveTimes 8643
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Would you employ someone with 15000+ posts to their name, on one forum, let alone the other forums they visit????
Either super-duper efficient or a waster.
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I could have been insinuating that one of CUK's brightest stars was almost taken from us before he had a chance to shine.Originally posted by sasguru View PostAre you insinuating that you would have liked it if I hard boarded that Aldgate train half an hour earlier?
Nice of you, thanks.
But read it as you see fit
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